Hawaii HB1992 modifies foreclosure sale locations and notice requirements.
Hawaii HB1992 amends foreclosure laws by specifying that public sales of mortgaged properties and units must occur in designated state facilities, not on judiciary grounds. It mandates that public sales be held during business hours on business days. The bill also requires public notices to detail the sale's date, time, and location, or website address if applicable, and include descriptions of the properties and relevant parties' names and contact information. Additionally, it allocates funds for the judiciary to develop and maintain a website for hosting public sales.
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